Twitch is a live streaming video platform primarily focuses on video game live streaming, including broadcasts of eSports competitions, creative content, "in real life" streams, music broadcasts and personal streams from the top gaming personalities.

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Mixer is a next-generation live streaming platform for gamers that offers viewers real-time influence and participation in live game streams and engage with the content directly. Features can be integrated into games to allow users to affect gameplay or vote on elements using buttons displayed alongside the stream.

Twitch

Setting up the Twitch streaming output

Go to Broadcast > Set up a new output, then click Twitch.

Click Authorize and sign with the Twitch account you want to stream to and then click Next.

After authorizing, you'll go through a setup wizard to determine the best ingest server, connection speed and resolution. Click Finish once it's done.

The Twitch Properties window will be shown, if you wish to customize your stream settings. Note that the Setup Wizard will have automatically set recommended values here already.
(You can always revisit these settings by right-clicking your Twitch profile in your Outputs list, or by clicking on the icon next to it.)

Click OK to save your settings.

Going Live on Twitch

Go to Broadcast and click the Twitch profile you have set to go LIVE.

Facebook Live

Setting up the Facebook Live streaming output

Go to Broadcast > Set up a new output, then click Facebook.

If you are logged in with Facebook in XSplit Broadcaster, your account will already be automatically authenticated.
Otherwise, click Authorize and sign in with your Facebook account that you want to stream to and Approve any permissions XSplit is requesting.

The Facebook Live Properties window will be shown again, if you wish to customize your stream settings.
(You can always revisit these settings by right-clicking your Facebook Live profile in your Outputs list, or by clicking on the icon next to it.)

Click OK to save the settings.

Going Live on Facebook Live

Go to Broadcast and click the Facebook Live profile you have set.

You will be prompted to input your livestream details.

Live Video

Choose whether to go live with a New Video, select an existing Scheduled Video or resume a Continuous Live Video.

Title

Sets a title for the video. Must be less than 255 characters.

Description

Add text that will appear on the Facebook post for your stream.

Content Tags

Adds content tags that will make your video more discoverable. They are not visible to the public.

Video Game

Tag the video game you're playing for Facebook Gaming.

Location Check In

Adds the location where you are streaming from.

Privacy

Choose whether your livestream is visible to the public, your friends only or only yourself.

Continuous Live

Checking this allows you to stream more than 4 hours but will not generate a recording of your stream on Facebook.

Click Start broadcast.

YouTube Live

Before you get started, you will need to enable YouTube Live streaming.

Confirm that your channel is verified and that you have no live stream restrictions in the last 90 days.

Enabling YouTube Live Streaming

On the Youtube homepage, click on your user photo then Creator Studio.

On the Creator Studio sidebar, click on Live Streaming.

Setting up the YouTube Live streaming output

Go to Broadcast > Set up a new output, then click YouTube.

On the Youtube Live Properties window, click Authorize and sign in with your Google account you want to stream to and approve any permissions XSplit is requesting.

You can either populate the stream details from this window, or enable the Set details before every broadcast option.

Click OK to save your settings.

Going Live on YouTube Live

Go to Broadcast and click the YouTube Live profile you have set to go LIVE.

You will be prompted to provide stream details whenever you start streaming if `Set details before every broadcast` is enabled in your profile.

Mixer

Setting up the Mixer streaming output

Go to Broadcast > Set up a new output, then click Mixer.

Click Authorize and sign with the Mixer account you want to stream to and then click Next.

You will be prompted to Authorize your Mixer account. Click Authorize and sign in to the account you want to stream to and Approve any permissions XSplit is requesting.

After authorizing, you'll go through a setup wizard to determine the best ingest server, connection speed and resolution. Click Finish once it's done.

The Mixer Properties settings will be brought up, if you wish to customize your stream settings. Note that the setup wizard will have automatically set recommended values here already.

If you wish to use Mixer's sub-second FTL service, check Use FTL (Beta).